Select to expand quoteManawa said..
Big congrats from Italy total Respect super
Grazie Manawa
Tricky conditions "5 - 40 knots"!
Lucky skills to get back in!
Not in his top ten but big ups to wave sailor and camera operator 
Great stuff, gotta be local knowledge allowing entrance and (especially) exit.
cant believe no equipment damage, great advert for fanatic and hot.
i hope they send you battens 
Select to expand quotedowls said..
Great stuff, gotta be local knowledge allowing entrance and (especially) exit.
cant believe no equipment damage, great advert for fanatic and hot.
i hope they send you battens
This is real world wavesailing,not the glossy vids raining on us every day. I am glad you made it. If I were you I will go to church and light a candle for surviving. Getting your foot stuck between those rocks might snap it like a toothpick. Good job, Duncan!
Top effort lads, top example of east coast winter sailing. K'n luck of the draw getting in & out, praying to not have the long swim and a dodgy bloke in fluro lurking on the shoreline.
*nice cameo Finno, didn't even have to get wet mate
Select to expand quotesprayblaze said..dowls said..
Great stuff, gotta be local knowledge allowing entrance and (especially) exit.
cant believe no equipment damage, great advert for fanatic and hot.
i hope they send you battens
This is real world wavesailing,not the glossy vids raining on us every day. I am glad you made it. If I were you I will go to church and light a candle for surviving. Getting your foot stuck between those rocks might snap it like a toothpick. Good job, Duncan!
Yes I enjoyed the warts and all video. great sailing! Not that I can do it but I get bored just watching constant wave sailing..
Great work both of you. Hey Dunko - are your feet made of leather?
How did you not shred them to bits coming back in over that rock ledge?
